The pests of pine stands in Slovakia

Leontovyč R, Turčáni M & Zúbrik M
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Leontovyč, R., Turčáni, M., & Zúbrik, M. (1999). The pests of pine stands in Slovakia. In B. Forster, M. Knížek, & W. Grodzki (Eds.), Methodology of forest insect and disease survey in Central Europe. Proceedings of the second workshop of the IUFRO working party 7.03.10. April 20-23, 1999, Sion-Châteauneuf, Switzerland (pp. 84-88). Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research.
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The pines are, following Norway spruce, the second most important coniferous tree species in Slovakia. Pines occupy 136 thousand hectares what equals to 7% of the total area of forests (which is approx. 2 mil. ha). Pure pine stands represent a relatively small part of the country's forests. They concentrate to the sandy lowlands of the Záhorie region in the southwest of the country, near the border with the Czech Republic and Austria.

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Publication Type

Proceedings Paper

Title

The pests of pine stands in Slovakia

Author(s)

Leontovyč, Roman

Turčáni, Marek

Zúbrik, Milan

Conference Proceedings

Methodology of forest insect and disease survey in Central Europe. Proceedings of the second workshop of the IUFRO working party 7.03.10. April 20-23, 1999, Sion-Châteauneuf, Switzerland

Editor(s)

Forster, Beat (editor)
Knížek, Miloš (editor)
Grodzki, Wojciech (editor)

Publisher

Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research

Publication Place

Birmensdorf, Switzerland

Start Page

84

End Page

88

Publication Year

1999

Conference

Second workshop of the IUFRO working party 7.03.10

Conference Place

Sion-Châteauneuf, Switzerland

Conference Date

April 20-23, 1999

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